Lunch at the Aloma Elementary School cafeteria on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017. The district encourages kids to put items from the school lunch they know they will not eat on a "share table" so others can have them, if they want.
Items kids dont take are pa PHILADELPHIA - As the school year comes to an end, the city of Philadelphia is offering free meals to keep kids healthy and fed all summer long.The Philadelphia Free Summer Meals Program kicks off Tuesday at more than 300 free meal sites around the city:All meals are free to children ages 18 and younger, and serve nutritious foods, including milk, fruit and vegetables.The program aims to give students access to healthy meals while school is out for the summer.To find a free summer meal site, visit the City of Philadelphia website..